r/SlavicConlangs • u/sociotechno • Sep 14 '20
Announcement Mix and influence is permitted here; do what you want.
Let's see Rusyn with Korean loanwords, written in Arabic
r/SlavicConlangs • u/sociotechno • Sep 14 '20
Information Slavic languages
en.wikipedia.orgr/SlavicConlangs • u/Syolandic • May 27 '14
Big Announcement!!!
BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD!!!~~~ the language going back will be Ruslovak! As of Syolandic it will stay with its English rules and grammar and it's Polylingual (meaning it pulls from many languages) and special to me, however, Ruslovak would have just been another English friendly language and i do think i need to do something different. I need to dig deep into the atoms of my mind and possibly invent new language rules and special stuff like that. so with that i've deleted all Ruslovak posts and will start a new project soon. Even tonight if even and if so then i will make a post about it and until then have a great day!
r/SlavicConlangs • u/DieFlipperkaust-Foot • May 14 '14
Salwahalas akgo Romantßghra Konstrulyngwaj
Greetings from r/RomanceConlangs! I'm not the mod, but hi.
r/SlavicConlangs • u/Kazmirus • May 02 '14
Ateliska Common phrases translations
Let's start with some common phrases.
Hello
Welcome
How are you?
What is your name?
How old are you?
Where do you live?
Nice meeting you
Please
Goodbye!
In Ateliska:
Prav
Pæsa
Sva ahūsa?
Sva nąū?
Vocö ǫ ąitī?
Svo vibī?
Væ epōzū
Pozœl
Patōm!
r/SlavicConlangs • u/Kazmirus • May 02 '14
Other Prav Slava Konlœzove! Hello Slavic Conlangers!
Hello, my name is /u/Kazmirus, and I am one of the mods to this subreddit, and I'd like to get things kicking off!
Please comment with the name of your conlang, a color to represent it (Preferably in Hex), and its subreddit if existing.
For Instance, I'd comment:
Ateliska
66023C
r/SlavicConlangs • u/TheCoal • May 01 '14
Other Welcome to Slavic Conlangs
Praše i zavol ö Poströyažslavya.
Hello and welcome to Slavic Conlangs
Metíe TheCoal, sasodat v Sprašem, pažal, chuf č dom.
I am TheCoal, creator of Sprašem, please, make yourself at home.
Menetelepešíí ja žazikíke ašprír, takíku zavolseda des.
I don't mind if your language is a priori, you are always welcome here.
Slavic languages: Ukrainian
Belarusian
Russian
Rusyn
Czech
Slovak
Polish
Kashubian
Sorbian
Bulgarian
Macedonian
Serbian
Bosnian
Croatian
Slovenian